RIYADH: Army Chief General Raheel Sharif, who arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday on a two-day official visit, holding talks with Chief of General Staff of Saudi armed forces Gen Abdul Rehman Bin Saleh Al Bunyan.—INP
RIYADH: Army Chief General Raheel Sharif, who arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday on a two-day official visit, holding talks with Chief of General Staff of Saudi armed forces Gen Abdul Rehman Bin Saleh Al Bunyan.—INP

RAWALPINDI: Chief of the Army Staff Gen Raheel Sharif, who arrived in Saudi Arabia on a two-day official visit on Tuesday, met Chief of General Staff of Saudi Forces Gen Abdulreham bin Saleh Al Bunyan.

Military to military relations, defence cooperation and regional security situation were issues discussed during the meeting, says an ISPR press release issued here on Tuesday.

On arrival in Saudi Arabia, the COAS was accorded a warm welcome. He was received by the deputy defence minister and commander of Saudi Land Forces.

Published in Dawn, November 4th, 2015

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